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Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-01
DR. j. L. LYON,
 NEW HAVEN, CONN
A c A R ID .

To all who are suffering from the errors and in- discretions of youth, nervous weakness, early de- cay, loss of manhood, &c., will send recipe that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy was discovered by missionary in South America. Send a selfaddressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH T. LYMAN, Station D, New York City,
 Se21eodaw1y.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-01

The Lonely and Disappointing Vtgtls
 of Two of the ssFinest'' in am Un- plasIered Garret for About Five
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-01
CRUELTY TO A HORSE.

Patrick Cody drove horse belonging to Candee, the Broadway iveryman, almost to death Sunday, and Judge Deming fined him $10 for cruelty to the animal.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-01
The DfxweH Avenue Church Building
 Fund.

MT. Frank W. Pardee, who has already given $50 towards the building fund of the Dixwell avenue church, desires to be one of ten gentlemen to give $25 each towards wip- ing out the remaining debt, and has sent his check for this amount.
 MT. Miller wants to know who will come nsxt3
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

Few uer.nus realize how thoroughly
,hev are controlled BY prJui.ce even 70
,h.Ir own disadvaniarc. ief many yea"
lie treatment a rh,umaiitin, neuralgia,
.ri.iics nnd headache be- ls'n J.! -.t,e
outward application, and. ih' f-i'i'' yi'n,
ont stopping o. think ihaiih' oltin 81
,hose troubles nrif. tom uscisili, - M
,eru,i. thc weary sungfgr ooriii.ucs o. iuh,
r,,ari fndror,ligL Aihloll'iv aiaksn
Internally. rni .rs a pIuoi il.ai lhis J. tie
,cr,,,t trineiilc. u cur sirf. I' ludqulck-
h. NE siaismsnt Il ihc.e vho hrlf t,rs
c.roi ought 20 conviucc lhc irrr'dulor'
stovheFsu. NJ. Aprii 10. issc.
have suffered great deal With rhen'
mnfism and neuralgia, anil Ailiophrft. D.
,he .nly remedy that would af1rl f,lisi
Ih.vehsi Rheumatism in 10y biz f0 iha,
I coulI handy walk, anil tire ~ fur
do-.. 81 Aihlophoios wouh uniir'ly crfe
me-
recommend 70 in all Who aro suffering
from thcsc disease
Cu,a N. ArKivso,. NJ lifima''er
ws,srille. NJ. APRIL i7,issc.
u.sd two bottle. II Aillophoros, In
,ho.o tvo single l-iles f.uri rorc m'fii
ami cot more rlrf ihsn ever GO iitm
All thc madeline o,lriook CT ny ih'u.
maii.m. With vllrh disease "a. at'i,i,d
for ten yoas. ubfirr m~i inilr'cly
Aihioph6ros soon dnic nNrf h,h lait
.ni rieumaii.m. anil riOmU fui BE- i'
valuable ,msdy ruA. D. Nuiih.
Manehri,r. = H. Marh o. l,,i
Having suf,rci ior s.mc tire from
rheumatic diGiml'y ! vas inlrtct i'i fy
lailc 81 Aihiophoru' anl nn h.rl} q
recommend e. ume asa sufc ftli'i VI
rheumatism. AErnrn H. ,nifii.
Every druggist .lollilesp hihlopli. fo
AMI Nthiophor.~ Pals. hui ehcr they 400
ma b. l.la.hi I'D Gle. druggist g. Aihi..
phorn. Jo.. iis Wall 81. Nss York I'll
sc,l either lnrragc lnid or Icr.lf .
rrfIiaf priv. vhigh BE- tl'N ier iill'
~ AtH1ahlra Inl .'r 'f l'l.
For liver AT ktil.I s.fa. 'Itifi,
N-rfI.i u.I....I n.f..II n l..'|.
rf aUn.n .Il.ITlf. IIHl N
tIs.i .r. liaiH.l.ra l..H H NfH.tfi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
STATE or MAINE
'''oA' suyutvv,s SALE.

TAKEN, tn. Iws.tssixth dsy of fsbfuary
n Is-s, on exeeuiiaa. dated TIE t~eatJ nfs'
dsy OF F-nfusrv, A u. 49,, lssusf On ~ m n
resdsred by the lu.tics. .faur suprem Jadiei.l
Court holden st pats. wuhla snd f,r me ,ounti
~ Oxfor,i. on tbs se,ond Tuesday % Oetober, A.
ID. is-i % viii On the fourth dayef >ovsmesr.
A n ts-6 in favof ~ Fbsnsrer '. >utisr Wster
~ Suttsr aud Henry >uitfr. % Cspe tlfabfth
Dsnlsl nilton, Of Bftfston. al IN ihe IOssty Of
Cumberland. Almon lgaas. Pee losnf and
CHARLES Rssiin.. all - lil,smi David ". Hast.
lags. Of Fr,sburg aad Dasti hammons. Of
ne thsl. al IN the Coasty Of Otfor't AMI sf,lnsi
stephen Tsyior. of BYRON, In the Cosnfy OF Or
lord sfd the Lswistoa sieam MIL Compsny, q
corporation fuly exisiiax, uadsr ths lss- ~ this
. ave. ant hsvisx pare o. besisess ~ Lssis'oo,
IN The Cosuty Of ArdrO cogsia tor IN Sun o. thres
hundrsd asd seye,ty-sh'se dOiiass ant stu two
oests, dstt OF damage. and iorty.hve dollars snf
frty fouf esats sst % salt, sod vii Be -otd ~
pubic 81 tien. 20 the hishs-t btiisr. GA the sit.
isesth dsy OF April. a ID. ~ h one o'cioek 10
he snerbscn Al the Law onics 81 Dsvli Han.
m ne, g. Bsthsi, In The Cosnty Of Otforf AL the
right tit and Interest. Which said stephen Isy
or has. ths dsy IN snd N the foll0wlas oe-csibsd
real e.tsls, g. VII: Lot 10. seven. 90 In The
seventeenth fI7l range Il los. being SAID rsyiof's
home .tesd sarm. slSasisd "a the tevs OF byron
IN sid e. uaty Of Osfsrd. also iot No. seven, sl
In the sl<siesntn { 81 rsaxe % iots, In the s~id
'0sn Of n 10 sf,r~ssif.
Dated. fsb 18th. a. n. iss7.
ALvAS q. GOODWIN. DEfurr fHERiff.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
A.rnN,sntNn srccrss

IL IL the daiy % every person who ha'
used B0scAss'sGerndH Syrup 10 let it, won
derful qualities be known 10 their friends
Ia curing Consumption. severe Coughs,
Group, Asthma, Pnsumonis, and. In fact,
AL Throat sad Lung Diseases. No person
can use 10 without Immediate relief Thre'
doses will relieve any case. and We con
slider 10 the duty Of al Druggists 10 recon
mend II 20 The poor. dying consump,ise,
a. least 10 try one bottle, ~ 80 600 dozen
bottles were cold last year. and no one case
where u failed was reported. Such {
medicine A. the GERMAN Syrup cannot be
too widely known. Ask Jour Druggist
shout II. Sample bottles 10 Try, sold al
10 esuts. Regular size. rs cents. Sold BY
all Druggists and Dealers, in the United
States and Canada
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

Too BAD.-The president OF wiseon.
sin agricultural works sat up all night 10
look over the books OF his cashier, aud
usxt morning said 10 him;
james, cnd defieit OF SIS In Jour
sccoants. IS closed on the Sisi OF last De-
esmber."
II throw myself on your mercy re-
sponded the cashier. "bnt the amount II
only 500. used the money In spsculst-
Ing. and I'll turn over all my personal
property 10 make good the loss"
when the president came 10 20 over bis
igares sgAin be found the supposed dencit
~ lie In the fact that he bad added the
year iss5 70 the column, bat IL was too
late for the cashier ~ retraet He had
given himself dead away.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
AL Mrp,c,L AvuoHirir.

Agree that cstArrh i no more or lees than
an Inflammation OF the lining membrane oil
the nasal air passages
Nasal eatArrh and all catarrhal srection.
OF the head are not diseases OF the blood.
and 10 l. = serious mistake 20 treat them ss
such. No considerations ply sleian ever At
tempts 10 DO 90.
II l. held by eminent medical men tia,
sooner or later = specific will be found foi
every diseAs from which humanity suffers.
The facts Justify Us Ia assuming that for
eAtarrh ~ least = positive cure already ex'
ists In Eiy's Cream Balm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
B,ide', Li,tle Brother 10 BrideegroC

Brides Little Brother TO bridegroom
add /, bur, you much when she di'
il"
Bridegrooom--"what hurt me !"
b. l.. B.-Ths hook. Did !, 20 in
your lip"
Brid,groOm-"I don, know what you
mean Johnnie"
Brides Mo,hu-"L<ave the table Thu
instant. Johnnie"
h. l.. B.-what for, only wanted
to know II !, hurt him. You said SIS
bad f.hed for him q long time. but she
hooked him At last. and wanted Il
know IL"
b. l.. b. Is yapksd out Of bis ehsil
and becomes msditatiye.-BOstOH Cou'
Ii0.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

OFIIcH 90 ruK sHEsfrF 90 OxruED COT,
sTATE 90 MAINE

OTIICn OT TuN ~uksfFN 90 nNtuHu luINrn.
srAIE uI MAINE
ONrOHD, - s-Msrc1 isl. A.. % le-.
rI'ii. IL ID ave rutlrT ma on ne lf'
II dAy " MafCt. A ~ ~. uaunni I'M Ir.
solvsncy 80 issaci out cf tnf tnurf III ius1iFea
ev fof sad CouuiF of oniurt asa'nsf 80 ssttfr al
william 4 0oatsn. of ~flufnau. IN SAL & 90.
~. silutxsi o. ~ an insolFeri o. lfnr. uu IFflu
q sad dett1f, Nnir1 Ieif.on 80 f.ft on
Ne llst fav Of feos A. ID 10. o. st.c1 lasf
nsmed dats interesi on cIaius A. tQ D. CON.
patel that Ne IaTufut % auF irlis al - o.
liver AT uansfgr 81 anY lfufFrir tela1E'ns O.
SAD isotof, o. I'm cr fur 10 usf. lnf a. teIrerI
snd transferred anF p-1grrfT ~ nIm are f1rI aitfn
~ lss that q meelIuE "a ~ rrfIi 49, ~ sa'l
nofs AssIzuess OF ~ estate. II 81 rrlf M e
Court 81 lasolveaet o. D. noliFu si the PROBATE
coart room, 10 faris lu ssIt Cun1fY oi Otfrrf. on
the IAN DAY % Mar. A. u. lssi, az uInc ocirck
IN ~ ioreDoCa.
GsiVsn un.isr NJ had fhs date drsi above srIf.
ten. WALDO n. bENfON, IerutF stsrf,
a. MesssnEer ~ the Court OF las1iFsacy i1r saii
County % Oxi0rf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

-"Do you know what Kind Of lish'
,hs, Was referred to The question. 'whers
was Moses when the light vent out ?"
asked the snake editor. "No," replied
the horse editor; "whst Kind Was IL ?
IAN Isrsel.light"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
ni-aNrur,IioSs

I. Behesd word descriptive OF The
cold, bsrren coast ON which some sea
fsripg men were wreckei. and leave what
psrhsps, caused their vessel IN slnk
Curisn what was missing ron we
farmers bat when he carried u 10 tns
nsld, and leave The object ths, he expected
the hat would frightsn away.
8 Behead he feeling With which ine
object viewed the hat, and leave What be
Immediately fell 20 eating In The farmer
nsli.
BeheAi What The farmer said he vas
~ golpg 10 SO any longer. aud leave -ha'
he hroughi from the house that caused ,hs
death Of The ohlsc, that bal 80 troubled
him. fshhh JUN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

AfiIeis nearly every one In The spring. Tbs
system having become accustomed 70 ,h'
bracing air OF winter, Il weakened BY ih'
warn days OF the changing season. snt
readily yields 20 attacks OF disease. Hoods
SArapArllla l. Just the medicine needed
IL tones and bailds up every part OF ,h'
body. and also expsls al Impurities from
The blood. Try IL this season.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

TIrS Al 80 sioppe.i fr~c ~ ~. Kisses
grsat Nerve Easiorvf. No nts amer nrs dAfs
us.. Msrvelous curv-- tr~sil-- AL " wa
t0fiis fr.@ ~ ~ cases- send % pr. kuns. 81
Area ~. ftiia. Pa
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

wAsa R.Sy 80 sisi. -. rev. Asr cssss'iA
whsa 81. 80 . CAll 81. er-a fuf C..ioriA
WAsa sA.-A.e.a. Mss. .As sluAs 70 c..ier.
Wa .As - clnlr,A. e.. CAV, lA.z c....rA.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

II l. easier 20 log q heavy sho, gun ten
boar. through al impensirsbls swamp ihsn
% pat Up . clothes. line.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

A Boston barber says "A perfect TEN
pr iu rsEor i = h,ppy seeideni How
nke women rsEnrs must b.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
THE OTHER MAN WENT UNDER.

The other evening passenger train
ran into horse and q cutter at . ero.-
ing near Winoo.ki, and made 'hor, work
Of them. killius the horse aud splitting
the cutter up fac. The train Was stop
ped. and q search Was begun fOr the oc.
eupanu Of the sleigh Who. IL va. sx-
pee,ed. would be found either dead or
badly hurt. For some time the search
proved unaysilibg. and the usinmen had
about concluded that the unforiuna'es
bad bstn tossed 20 high that they never
would come down again, when 10 one
fellow. pretty drunk. Was found a, the
bottom Of a steep bank. sitting up
ssAin., the fence apparently uniroabled
by anything The tender inquiry Was
made of him "Are you hui, p "N.no
Il ain, (hic) hurt tall !" "wss there
any one with you in the sleigh ?" "is.h
there (hie) wsrh." "Well. where Is
be, Did be &c, huri'" 30, he'sh
(hic) dead be vent under,
A. thi. man was no, 10 need Of imme.
date medical care the party continued
their search for the other ehsp. and
found him on the other side Of the en-
bankmen, similarly situated. The same
inquiry Was made Of him. care you
hurt any, "Huit, N.no. course i
yhie) amt hurt" "well, where's the
other fellow that was with you In the
sleigh ," "He, o. he'.h dead be (hie)
wen, under" /, is supposed that these
two chaps. seeing their team IN dan.
gsrou. spot. rolled on, Of the sleigh ard
down either side Of the hill in season to
escape being killed. bu, each va. 90
drunk tha, be though, the other fellow
bad gone Under the train ard been de.
moli,hed.-St. AlbdHs ~ Mei'eHger.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

mo.
"Any oil''
emo"
"Nsiural gss'"
"No."
"Maybe you are drilling for fun
"Mebbe l Am, stranger. and mebbe I'm
diesin' to get shet Of this farm to . stock
company. II you know more about Il
than do Ill rrsign.''
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

We have little constitutional amend.
met % Offer when the convention meets.
II will deal with The tall bonnet and The
theatre
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

Ayers Cherry Psciorsl I. adapted 10 ~
efy sge AM either sen Bsing very p.lai'
ABLE. lie youngest children take II fssdlly
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
Ar.rr.. no rrulp or L.sT Won.

IL yos covsi appetite. h'sh. strength,
color. and vigor. take Ayers sarsaPafilla.
Sold hy al druggists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

I-woRp ruxxtn
I'm generally sterror,
bat sometimcs delight,
The lsrges portion OF me
on used In anger, spite.
The rsInsiudsr heads . yeOmsn,
While belonging yet 10 me,
A. portion of my body.
Tho fraction, III sgfee.
Transposs one single letter.
And what . change l. wrought
Prom = destructive maltituie,
A lady's name IL brought
Again. place me In order,
Aud you will surely make
A nfe destroying element
Mach used Tor couscience's SAKE
- y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

M.ie home .,ir.e,lVe for The youug men
say. Rev Df. Tslmsge. lss, paint IL TEL.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
WANTED.

We are wanting a largo force Of
Smart and Intelligent men to travel and
solicit orders for Trees, Shrubs, Vines
Salary and Expenses TO start on.
Q 7. CANNON 4 CO., Augusta, Maine
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

II do love dress" exclaimed . yourg so
cisty belle. "Then I should think you
would wear more OF It," retortsd cynical
be ehelor.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
Trnrn Rrrrixn

Good gracious. said the ben. when she
discovered the porcelain egg In her nest
II shall be q hricklsyer yet
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

iV.-rNiGNA.
Composed Of ~ letters.
Nv .. p, u. a5. q. -, 81 IL sound
made ~ = bird
Nv 80. 40. g. 81 l. 20 prepare The waI'
Nv IS. IS. n. 80. 10 l. Central polai'
NJ n. no. n, ~. 3. 10 Il household
article.
MI. IS. 20. ?. 20. ?; lssrops or chain
used % fssisu . h~s.t
Nv s0. -. 81. :. >. l. tAfnlshei.
Myi.i. "a q, 10 fastsu.
Ny So. IS. N has caused al The uoa'is
Ia tse world
The whole ls qsoi,iion from The
Merchant % Neuice." Y. A.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

I anNf Agents aesuaily sl.Af tlo JAIL
HhV urh m, wurde'hl De- paisti
AIIv ruhtsfundfr.gs Funsni for female
LOO Ons Isdy sols - hrst tao hoeFs.
mis- A. X. LirrLE, Bos tb
Cheafo. III
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

A couple OF men have started from Win.
nipeg In search OF the north pole. IL ID
supposed they went 10 get warm.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

This Is . new wrinkle. sadly remarked
the elderly mAiieu, - she surveyed her
self In . hAni.glsss.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

THIS PAPER r'l . :. s.s g. :. s... cs
.s.s:s ~ ~ . . ss C YoE
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

UnrTcan i've 81 hons sc ust. unrr ror.f s'
Illl soft 80 b. ttan 81 anI nIfE fi.s nj co.
ASOsCft tsrIa rnt rffarff F"l ars
staris.i Tree tCtn ssnss. sI fr.s hnl Hnf ran
a. tts uCrk. iarEs enrr.rss Hnrr NJ IN lfs
Start Cnsty tuffi 49, tfru.s be-. Better nH'
dslsY. 4. - See roItrs tn fTrH ut fnHf aI
drsss and frd go. n tOu are 49, sea i'l a. s.
~ onrs o. HsIfErf fn. HHrf.Hrd. Wan
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
REAENESS,Is.:.:....s..,.;i en-; - -; ~, 80
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

~ "a 0Ifs o. g.ltHt Nfsk LIrrt AFitssa. inai
49, H. - laIns hff1lll1. t.Ianinr 80 utst
ssi.ls r.s-iailss u laIls1ss "a stsftt 80
49, r.4er a9rF d. - ffFF fENfslFA
NaaG lunra lfFInIailsHl. if.tls tlI lslnta 49, -
dafr1.Ir 80 teet0l.a ~ iAtsr Atiafftsl.i ifesl.
a.. o. ifs rTaFr - 1851 ffrlfsr
100 -. t. 80 IrlTf 49, ~ aaatl 80 lttal ntt.
II = 49, Ifssrf siftnlil o. the af,i eoe. ~ tf-s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
u-wonp sovAKK.

n-woRD souAKE
I. The singular Of grain which "a Us
ually spoken OF 10 the plural
2 An animal
A number
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

L-uouK oLass
I. To make really.
2 To step heavily.
q A klni % tree.
4 A letter
Avtsssi
e.. Ossniugs
=. Rsgc
TIE central. form . wori nssnlSg 'P'r'
.iuAl tiV.ssfs. " A.
ASswENs TO PuuLu oT LIsr wru.
i-llsai sea
81, Hose. house. ?. sFin, SPalu. D
Barr. barge. 4. chin. Chain. ., Mat
meat G.. what. saeat
Il saw
AMAT
VAST
ETTA
81. Atom. 20. an :. BerA,s. be. rate
3. story, OF. sty. 4, Cannot. not, can. >
roasisr, q. astsf. 6. Dslsbor, h.. labor
:. Thaih. that. ca. fcogrt lloassl. Ia.
sin. i r.la. 70 Theme. TIE. me. 10. Oiss
toned. question. rs. To be. OF Rot 10 De-
that i iac question.
S.-AlsrAnfef.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

MAYBE HK wAs.-"found any salis
asked DetIoiier Of man Who Was drill.
ing . hole on bis farm In Indiana.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
NOTICE

Pans. MATxr. Teb. tfh. iss1.
Ny vif. fhfs. Aagusts n waksrl h.s ish Ne
s.tkeot ioss c.s.s. ssd sA. hsrv.nsf pay % las
= - orc. l. WALKER.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
WoRKTNG CLsSSgSAITtETlul

psrsd q farul.t 81 riasars so fup.al mrrf
hrms tns ~ rf fnr f.rr. nr TO o. 'Iafs
momsnis. Nasrufss go Erf AL o. a'f.
feFsrns - T.. ~ - FasIr rlfn I'fi FL m
o. o. a. 30 sFfnInE. arI TfrlNfi 80 ..A =
dsFouns ~ tIslf urls fo 90 tns.nfss NuIs ar'
srls earn nrarlY a. murr Al ma Ia. 80 - ~
49, fhIs usr $50 ltsIf "a irrs Ant ifsi itf t.s
nsss mkGs t1.s rrfr. 1surr as a. n A sell
saist-i 90 sil seuf nrr t.Iar fl "a lnrt .a friu
BE "a srifIna ful rafIIrl arsaTf EU ~ fIfr. a.
hrea. l.In--I .TINs-. q -. ---I----- -
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
poerlAnpAuosron STEAMERS

r"UHH CLASS nINAMAA. - -
oLo. REliABts. LINE
- = sHaH.r.a UH..rrsF t.rIaea ~ 80
~ 1900 J. Ia.a..r III 1855 a.. 80.
IT E-l s.flra o. tl-ssst, So W ~
. 49, 49,. .ssFsasss tsss 80 asss
NaFss.tsFL -. aa"sss
- r'-..sa f-sss. = is-,ss a. Tslssig-.
$3.50. -. Lircohn, O.. 49,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
OUR puzzLB CORNER.

Recommendations f.r this department should
b .sni the eiiioF. W. II. KAsrsAs. East sun-
ner, Ne
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22

v.-culEapH
Nv nf.i l. % check 90 20 govern.
Ms nett with grcs, swiftnsss vii 80,
Nv ~hols 10 an animal useful
Thsr. fOusf In TIE regions ~ snow.
NaHEftH bRrCN
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-03-22
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The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-02-10
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
Death Of Gen. G. p. Stone.

Gen. Charles p. Stone, the American gen.
eral who, in recent years rendered conspic-
dous services in the Egyptian army, is
dead.
In 1851 he was appointed by the United
States government to organize the Dis
trict OF Columbia militia, and on May II
OF the same year was made brigadier gen.
eral OF volunteers. Before this he had
been made II colonel in the regular army.
Gen. Stone served in the Shenandoah cam
paign, and in July 1861, received an indie
pendent command. In February, 1862,
he was placed in confinement in Fort La
fayette. in New York harhor, but he was
released in August, not only without a
charge preferred against him, but without
any explanation Of the cause OF his arrest.
In 1868 he vas ordered to duty in the De.
partment OF the Cult. He served on the
staff OF Gen. Banks from 1868 to April
1864. Soon after he was mustered out OF
service, but in August he was given com.
mand OF a brigade in the army OF the Po-
tomac. In 1870 he entered the service OF
the khedive and there distinguished him.
self for his %gallantry and efficiency. Gen.
Stone superintendent the erection of the Pc
destal OF the Bartholdi statue in New
York harbor.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-02-10

Judge Daniels of the New York su-
preme Court has recently rendered an
opinion that these combinations to
tie up marketable property are unlaw-
Jul and criminal. The case brought
before him for adjudication was an
agreement between certain parties to
create a corner in lard by keeping a
large number OF tiercesout of the mar
.ket. Judge Daniels characterized it
as IAN agreement and combination
which the law will not sanction It
will not" he said, permit parties
owning property and contemplating
the purchase or sale of more of it to
combine together to keep it off the
market and oblige the public to pay a
larger price for the article than it
would otherwise bring. Such a COM
jbinationais an unlawful conspiracy.
punishable as q crime"
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-02-10

F+E
A Poets Precocious Offspring.
Juanita Miller, the ~6-year-old daugh.
ter OF Joaquin Miller. the poet. is an
unusually interesting little maiden,
gifted by nature with a truly remark.
able memory. She can repeat, without
changing or misplacing a single word,
every line which her father has eve1
written. This is not done in parrot
fashion, as would be the case with most
children. Her defamation is clear,
comprehensive and charming in every
respect. She has a quaint manner and
an odd way of making observations up.
on people and things which evinces
thought far beyond her years. As a
matter of course, she is the special
pride and admiration of her father, who
never tires Of dsecanting upon her per,
fections and achievements. Juanita
and her mother are passing the winter
with Joaquin Miller at his log cabin,
between the Boundary and Sixteenth
street, Washington. Il
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1887-02-10

The 800 active building societies Of
Philadelphia are carrying mortgages
on real estate to the amount of $780,
100000. These mortgages are being
paid off in monthly sums, ranging
from SIS to $50 monthly. Three
fourths OF these mortgages are on
small houses, worth from $500 to
$4,000, and the occupants, instead
of paying rent, are paying off the
mortgages, and will eventually own
those houses at but little more than
they would have paid for rent.